A payout rate says nothing about the next spin — only what a game costs across a very large number of spins.— Jan Reimann
There are no hacks that raise a game's return figure. There are four figures readable before the first stake.
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A bonus is not a gift but credit with a price. The price can be worked out in two multiplications, before accepting the offer.
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The payment route is a real subject. It simply has nothing to do with the games — and that confusion is the core of almost every advertising text about it.
Explore moreWhat does Jan write about?
Payout rates, volatility, bonus terms and payment methods — the figures that are publicly available before you play.
Where do the numbers come from?
From the game's info panel and from published bonus terms. The editorial team has no access to an operator's internal data.
Does Jan test the games with real money?
No. A single session says nothing about a long-run rate — a test series with any statistical weight would need hundreds of thousands of spins.
Does Jan recommend particular games?
No. The articles explain where the figures are and how to compare two games; the choice stays with the player.
Can winnings be planned from these figures?
No. A payout rate is an average across a very large number of spins and says nothing about a single session.
